RTE Fair City star Johnny Ward has shared a throwback snap as he and his wife celebrate their fourth anniversary.
The Dublin native, best known for his role as Ciaran Holloway on the hit RTE soap, got married to his wife Brenda Murphy last year after meeting during a chance encounter in 2021.
Johnny got married to his wife Brenda Murphy last year[/caption]
The pair got engaged in 2022[/caption]
Within two weeks after meeting, the pair had said “I love you” and Johnny got down on one knee in July 2022 to propose.
The adoring couple then swiftly married in July 2023 at Kildare’s Westgrove hotel.
And today marks four years since the couple first laid eyes on each other.
Taking to his Instagram, Johnny shared an adorable throwback snap of the pair lovingly looking at each other.
The happy couple toasted two glasses of bubbles in the snap that was taken for their engagement party.
For their anniversary, Johnny wrote: “This day four years ago I met you and saw that smile for the first time….
“Happy anniversary. Thank you for making me the luckiest and happiest man in the world. Love you more than anything.”
Friends and fans all flocked to the Love/Hate stars comment section to gush over the couple.
Steve said: “Happy anniversary to both of you.”
Calum commented: “Happy anniversary.”
Another fan added: “Happy anniversary.”
After the pair tied the knot in May 2023, they waited almost an entire year to go on their honeymoon.
They spent their honeymoon sailing with Princess Cruises on an 18-deck ship, the Sun Princess, that had stops in Rome, Crete, Naples and Kusadasi.
The 36-year-old’s cruising experience exceeded all his expectations as the entertainment on board blew him and his new wife away.
The Love/Hate actor told RSVP: “We decided to wait and do a cruise because I’d never done one before, nor had Brenda. You name it, they had it on the ship.
“One night we were on the centre deck. A magician had just gone on stage, a musician performed and then there was this guy doing tricks on a unicycle.
“I looked at Brenda and I looked around and thought, ‘Oh my God, this is incredible’.
“The entertainment was non-stop and there was something for everyone. I had this vision that it was going to be full of old people. It was far from it, I felt like I was in heaven.”
